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This research aims to understand how historical crises contribute to the emergence of pathological agents within societies.

February 24, 2026Open Access

The Channel of Singularity II. The Gravity of History: The Deformation of Time and the Genesis of the Pathological Agent

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This research aims to understand how historical crises contribute to the emergence of pathological agents within societies.
Introduced four theoretical constructs to explain historical dynamics
Analyzed historical cases: Weimar Germany, the decline of the Roman Republic, Meiji Restoration
Employed comparative historical analysis to illustrate patterns and outcomes
Identified how frequent crises deplete human potential through elimination and burnout
Demonstrated that crises actively generate functional agents when conditions are met
Established a relationship between crisis magnitude and the resultant agents, predicting outcomes based on temporal field integrity

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The paper reveals historical crises' role in forming pathological agents, suggesting severe implications for societal dynamics.

Alen Kaminski (2026) studied this question.

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